'publishing requirements' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example: The book must meet the strict publishing requirements before it can be sold to the public.
It touts the advantages of society publishing practices and commits signers to making information as free as possible, "depending on each publisher's business and publishing requirements".
Last spring, we posted about data publishing requirements from Elsevier, Springer/Nature, and AAAS.
(77) An application for special permission for short notice or the waiver of other tariff publishing requirements $150.
Center staff must be diligent in monitoring members' adoption of new tools and research practices as well as publishing requirements to which they must adhere and respond to resulting changes in member needs in all preservation planning and practices.
At the same time, we will always try to assist our authors in meeting publishing requirements they may face.
First, it's naïve to hope universities will relax their publishing requirements or teaching loads.
Several years ago, when he decided to write his autobiography, Mr. Bloomberg became wildly irritated at a most basic publishing requirement: the imposition of a deadline.
Evelyn Lynn, a 72-year-old Republican who sponsored the bill, said she would accept an amendment next year to end the publishing requirement but is unapologetic.
This is a bill that, if passed, will expand the National Institutes of Health's open access publishing requirement to other US taxpayer-funded institutes – basically the opposite of the Research Works Act.
The published requirements for accurate measurement of heat transfer at the interface between two bodies have been reviewed.
Gillies says the charges are simply wrong: the university conducted three audits in the nine months before the agency's decision and its checks not only met the published requirements, but sometimes exceeded them.
